For those who are just preparing to take the PMP exam, most of them don’t know how to review the exam. Although the PMP certification exam is an exam in the United States, it is actually similar to other exam reviews in China. There is nothing very special. It’s just that there is a Chinese-English translation, and the content of learning is different, but in fact, the learning method is still the same, and it may even be simpler than some domestic examinations.
For example, compared with the information system project manager exam, the PMP exam has only 200 multiple-choice questions, and the test takes 4 hours at a time. The information system project manager exam has three subjects, which will take nearly a day. They are: comprehensive in the morning, 2.5 hours for multiple-choice questions; 1.5 hours for case analysis in the afternoon; 2 hours for thesis; 6 hours for a full test, and three subjects In one pass, as long as one fails, even if it has not been taken, three re-examinations will be required next time. You see, compared to the information system project manager PMP exam is simply too fragrant.
Furthermore, the pass rate of my country's PMP exam is relatively high in the world. According to statistics, the overall pass rate is about 50%-70% (and the pass rate of information system project managers may only be about 20%). Therefore, for the PMP exam, you must pay attention to it. After all, after spending so much money to sign up, maybe the training fee is also spent a lot, but you don’t need to be too nervous. As long as you review properly and maintain a good attitude, there is a high probability. Passable.
To prepare for the test preparation time of about 3-4 months, you can spare about two hours a day to review (of course you can invest more time on weekends). In the specific review, you should read the PMBOK at least three times. Through video learning or participating in training, the system can fully grasp the knowledge points of PMBOK. Then add a lot of exercises, the suggestion is more than 8 sets, each set of 200 questions, which is 1600 questions, in fact, there are not many 1600 questions, because all are multiple choice questions. Note that for the wrong or unsure questions, mark them down. It is best to do it more than twice, and you can do it again every few days.
In short, when reviewing, it is best to spend 3 or 4 months to learn solidly, rather than always looking for shortcuts. Don't always believe in those online experiences or cheats that can pass the exam in a short review period. Those may be true, but it may be a fluke, or it may be that someone else has a strong foundation.
